Gunman robs Guido’s Market on Sunday evening
A gunman robbed Guido’s Market at 130 Van Rensselaer Street in Syracuse minutes before closing at about 8:30 p.m. He fled on foot with nearly two days’ receipts after threatening the owner Minother. Tony and Manat Marji reported the incident and noted a store camera captured the robber.
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Syracuse
van Rensselaer St
Minother
Frank Fowler
Manat Marji
Tony
Tony Marji
Marji
Monsignor Champlin to keynote fund luncheon at The Hotel Syracuse
Monsignor Joseph Champlin invites brother Charles Champlin to speak at a noon Tuesday fundraiser for the Guardian Angel Society at The Hotel Syracuse. Charles, former Los Angeles Times entertainment editor, joins a drive to aid Cathedral School with tickets priced at 35 dollars.
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Joseph Champlin
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Guardian Angel Society
Charles Champlin
Syracuse
The
Los Angeles Times
Cathedral School
Snow Grips Central New York as Early Snow Arrives
Oswego County reports 7 inches in Redfield while neighboring Cayuga Madison and Onondaga remain clear. National Weather Service officials say snow began Saturday night with heavier falls in Lewis and Chautauqua counties. Experts expect lingering snow in Oswego and possible in Onondaga tonight. early season snow often returns to normal winter patterns.
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Oswego County
Madison
Cayuga
Onondaga
Redfield
Lewis and
Chautauqua
National Weather Service
Mike Sporer
Weather Service
Binghamton
Bill Hibbert
Buffalo
Melintere
Onondaga County
autistic student uses facilitated communication at le moyne college
Lucy Harrison, 24 from Baldwinsville, one of the first autistics in the US to use facilitated communication, types with assistance to share her story. Professor Rob Flower recalls her confidence and the poignant moments as she prepares a regional autism conference talk.
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Lucy Harrison
le Moyne College
Rob Flower
Harrison
Flower
Ne Onle
Baldwinsville
United States
Syracuse University
Suny Morrisville
Tam
John Barry
Stail
Katie Zomik
Meaning of Yom Kippur as forgiveness day
Rabbis from Syracuse area synagogues discuss Yom Kippur ceremonies and themes of atonement forgiveness and repentance marking the holiest Jewish day. The fast begins at sundown and ends at sundown, with Kol Nidre prayers Selihot and Viduy guiding the service amid reflections on forgiveness toward God and others.
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Ishness
Daniel Jezer
Congregation Beth Sholom Chevia Shas
Jamesville
Yom Kippur
Israel
Sheldon Ezring
Temple Society of Concord
Madison
Ezring
Syracuse-area
City worker charged after two stabbed in tavern parking lot
Patrick T. Corbett a 47 year old building inspector faced first degree assault and weapons charges after a parking lot fight at Rosie O Grady s Tavern left two men hospitalized one in critical condition The incident began around 2 am after Corbett and the two men argued at the Syracuse establishment Officials said Corbett followed the men to their car then confronted them and a fight ensued Corbett was held without bail but prosecutors plan to refile the charges after the initial paperwork was deemed insufficient The tavern owner and city officials pledged review of disciplinary action and the owner described the event as a tragic accident.
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Rosie O'Grady
Patrick T. Corbett
Me Wue
Onondaga County Justice Center
Crouse Hospital
Lynn Homson Jr
Male
Ave
Syracuse
Allen Powell
Rome
University Hospital
Corbett
Bryant Avenue
Codes Enforcement
Powell
Thomson
Joe Sweeny
Sweeny
Dwieder Meanor
Kevin Young
Jim Parenti
Roy Bernardi
Driscvii
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Cate O' Too
Guardian Angel
East Syracuse
Carousel Center
Kauf- Mann's
Tammy Seroi
Collamer Road
Pa Police
Clayman
First North Street
Herbert Secreti
Piazza Lane
Property Division
Poodie
Valley Drive
Trista Taylor
DeWitt Animal Hospital
Suzanne Davis
Comstock Place
Shannen Myles
Erie Blvd
Davis
Myles
Chris Iven
Central
New York
Oswego
Carol Yerdon
North Redfield
Yerdon
Verdon
Hibbert
Valerie Kalfrin
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